On-site first aid and workplace safety training
Starting costs about $9,370 in the United States and 1,660,000 NGN in Nigeria. After 12 months, this business can bring in about $3,240 net per month in the United States and 753,000 NGN in Nigeria. The starting money comes back in about 9 months, with 30 hours of work per week.
Mundyo estimates, data as of 2026-11-02.
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The numbers
| Country | To start | Net per month (month 12) |
|---|---|---|
| United States | $9,370 | $3,240 |
| Nigeria | 1,660,000 NGN | 753,000 NGN |
| United Kingdom | £6,420 | £2,170 |
| Kenya | 421,000 KES | 109,000 KES |
| India | 212,000 INR | 79,500 INR |
Amounts adjusted to each country's price and income levels.
The problem
Companies often must train staff in first aid, evacuation and safety practices, but struggle to find trainers available on site.
The solution
Hands-on sessions of half a day to two days at the client's premises, with manikins, a training defibrillator and a certificate for participants.
Your customers
SMEs, shops, factories, schools, hotels, building sites and associations, plus individuals who want to learn life-saving skills.
How you make money
400 to 1,200 € per group session of 8 to 12 people, or 50 to 120 € per individual in open sessions.
Competition
Voluntary first aid organisations, vocational training centres, fire services or humanitarian red cross bodies, independent trainers.
Who has an edge
A nurse, firefighter, first aider or safety officer who tells real cases makes training vivid and gets recommended from company to company.
The risks
Trainer accreditation often mandatory, liability if the certificate is not recognised, activity tied to local legal obligations.
The first 3 steps
- Check which accreditations are needed for recognised certificates
- Buy manikins, a training defibrillator and a teaching kit
- Offer a trial session to a company in your network
How the numbers are calculated
Example in a high-income eurozone country, at month 12: revenue €3,600 − costs €1,400 = €2,200 net per month. Revenue: 4 company sessions × €750 + 10 individuals × €60. Costs: training manikins and defibrillator, certification, travel, insurance, social contributions. For other countries, Mundyo adjusts the starting budget to the price level (World Bank) and the income to prices and customers' purchasing power, then converts at the day's exchange rate.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to start: First aid training?
About $9,370 (United States), 1,660,000 NGN (Nigeria), £6,420 (United Kingdom), depending on the country. Mundyo calculates the amount for 250 countries.
How much can you earn per month?
After 12 months, about $3,240 (United States), 753,000 NGN (Nigeria), £2,170 (United Kingdom) net per month, after costs.
How long until I get my starting money back?
About 9 months, with 30 hours of work per week.
What are the risks?
Trainer accreditation often mandatory, liability if the certificate is not recognised, activity tied to local legal obligations.
Where do I start?
1. Check which accreditations are needed for recognised certificates 2. Buy manikins, a training defibrillator and a teaching kit 3. Offer a trial session to a company in your network
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